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fi ;tmi tSCt; 1 et.stre 6 cottol l. Pf .Soutfr i ii,'s-I]D~ nkeri 1 —5 ci yard, did It • mangy !ie At li Speoc 4 i tl4; ti v; respect' )roduCt' is cod'' i MOO he pll' ray' 4th state ioweO f iceroit ), itiue . 1 ° ary. 1 13 knowi l • the iv' tOl t r 4 ranreth etit I :forts 05 r of 11 ,6 soli 1 of O. exclo l to Jatt" ision Lo projeB 4.0 Ica elo sions Dr llorl 3° s whef e he env Under one to t bAruCt' her sat' lit ; us; eY.' prof tit ; licens. tuidev nuggled vods• la) ing i(C!ng tickets, WOWS, Ich cot° ecreed, how° artieleg. t ports, itLitv'ot ), • Sax :he Slc, G rotes. tor. 7,IJA,' 4' !afros )f Stour-. in, niece C. Butt• adarng. .tu ilia. . , lanarso 1:1 , 1_•at11.. ghee; nt. OIFT GS year At in, thc, onif lDe Irorti, West- , rad, Mr. icnliaill. 3 A l ley, Pr. i is. 6 b~a~~ .....,.rte umBER 5418.] ~. TIV THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.. 0 -MORROW „EVENING, Jau. 24, 1810,. Will be performed the Tragedy of- THE' REVENGE. • Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMRLE ; Zanga, Mr. YOUNG ' - • Leon Ora, 'Miss NORTON. _ . An . -11 r wilich will be performed (26th time) a new Comic * , Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; • Qr, THE, HAUNTED WELL. . .. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; , • , ' Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ;• Sir Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T BLANCHARD ; Sir Marmadtike Rupee. Mr. RI DG WAY ; • , . • Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; fairy of the Well, Miss M. lIR i sTow •, The Fairy Dew Drop,: Miss WO RG MAN. . foxes 75. Second Price 35. 6cl.—Pit ;s. 6d. Second Price , sa ' Gallery 2S. Second Trice rs.,-:Upper Gallery is. v TheiDoors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Pla y ' 'tgin at Half past Six. I ,The new Pantomime, called HarleqUin Pedlar, or , The I l aunted Well, will be repeated ever Evening till further ‘ls t i ce. , y . , _ r oll Thursday.' The Man of the WOrl‘l. —On F rida y . T he „ - Mle.--O n S a turday, The Merchant of Venice.-On Mon "IY, King Richard the Third. A new Drama. in Three ACts, interspersed with Music,' ' l lied The Free Knights ; or, The Edid of Charreitagne, is . i rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. :1 , LYCEUM THEATRE. t hlder the Special Litenseofthe LORD CHA MBE RLAI N, ..ranted for the present Season to the joint application of • all Parties principally interested.. THEIR Majesties' Servants,. forming-the 'COM'. PANY of the late DRURY.. LANE THEATRE, will, THIS. PRESENT EVENING, lanuark•z3; - Olio, Perform (not acted these ten years) the revived Coniedy of THE HYPOCRITE.. . . Sir John Lambert, Mr. POWELL; , Maw . Cantwell, Mr. DO w•ro . N ; Colonel Larnbert, Mr; WRENCH i Darnley, "Mr. HOLLAND; Seyward, Mr. D E CA M I' ' - . Maw .WOr rn , Mr. MATT IE WS ; :Old Lady Lambert,' Mrs. SPARK.S • • Young Lady Lainbert, Mts.() KG E R'; . Charlotte, Mrs. EDWIN. ~ A fter (Which 'will be added, the Pantomimic Fairy Tale of CINDERELLA; ...: Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER'. . , IMI,IOR.TALS. -. . tiid, Master LAU RE NT ; .Hymen, Master W EST ; , Venus, Mrs. IVIATIABWS; N [ yrnith, Miss (ONES. . -- : ' L ' MORTALS. _ Tht Prince. Mr. ROBERT ; ' Pedro. Mr. LAURENT ; The'Sisters, Mrs. SCOTT and Mrs. CIIATTERVEY; Cinderella; Miss KELLY. - ,,Boxes 6S. Second P rice p.—Pit 3s. CI- Second Price 2S.:— :akkerY as. Second Price IS. -t per Gillet, is: Second. I rice- 6 d. . „ lioxes and places to be taken of Mr..Sin•ing, in the Box ;lEce, at the Strand entrince ; ut wlioncinay also be had r • - Ivate !luxes nightly. .. , • The Doors to he opened at ll alf p ast Five, and thePer.i' whiance'to begin at Hall Mast Six. • „. To..motrow, The Confederacy ; w;t11 Matrimony. = . o n ii : hurs.lay, Much Ado about Nothing ; with Cin derella.—On 1 1 ' , ay. The Merry Wiles of Windsor. — On Saturday, 'Man 4 U"-.4 , 4.k, Mere secietS than One: new 'PIAy; founded on Massinter's Comedy of The City Mada m has been some time in rehearsal, and will be pro %iced-immediately. . . ALL IN.TWF !NE 'HOURS. SWIFT and Itt - ill'nd 'their Fri6nls and t6B Public, that the whole of ..the present Grand S'CA 'TI -TT E will be Drawn cin ST. VALENTINIt'S DAY. t he i4th of Next Month; when in the .sitiittipace of Twelve Hours the immeuseSttert v,ick Tfititidted Thousand Pounds . be distributed in PrizcS of various descriptions, 'rig' Forty Capitals, among which are Four of ,24,100,1. each: TICKETS and SHA RES ne. on S ale . in great variety at Offices, No. et, Poultry, No., t 2, Charing-CoUs'S, any) .I ,°• Alelfate ,Higli 7 strtet, where Five of the L.i.pital rizes to the last Lottery were 'sold i►i "the last `Lottery were a in Shares. • '•'• BISH, who sold in the list Lottery-the fel • lowing Capital. Prizes in Shares, • 2,6t8 - A - kso,ooo z,6111. - Zzri,coe) 4,099 D s,cco j 381. -13 . 8 30 -A - I,Qos I . II - 'poor) . 54g - D - 5 01 - 5 00 Entreats his Friends and the l'ublie in general to 1 , se no time, • it they.wish to 'pl;rcliahr: Tiej(ets or Shares in the N G VT 4 -OTTE:It:A', as the Drawing :begins and inisties on the 1 4th'! of NEXT MONTH.._'; he Scheme contains 5,000 , umbers, and 5,9•-.01. Prizes, an.ong which are 4 -- of - 420,600 12. of - lor:o 4 &c. &c. • TICKETS and SHARES are selling . at both of BISH's I ) ' , A established Offices, , where Persons in the Conntry;niay u e supplied with Tickets or Shares, by i sending their Orders 'Yost or ,Carriage paid), accompanied w i th good 13ille, Bank dotes, or Cash, to No. 4, CORNIIILL, or 9, CHARING.CROSS. 6,63 3 , the last jo,oool. was drawn on the t4tk February, 1107, and sold by Idish. - - SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and. CO. A RE now TICKETS and SHARES in_ ▪ 1. the NEW STATE LOTT EltY,to be drawn the 14th vt FEBRUARY, ISrO, all inONE DAY, at their Lucky v• Ilices, No. 37, £ornhill, No. ii, Holborn, No. 3s, Hay= inarket, and. No. 269, Strand ; where they had the' unpre. ledented good Fortune to distribute to the Public,. in the 0 4 ,!t Three Lotteries alone, the 'following Capital Prizes , in .nares, namely : ;613. - Zao,ooo N0,.1,35g £2o,cbd '9,123 20,000 12,767 - 'lO,OOO -T6,977 - - 27,0 00 4,39 0 5,000 12,3 to - 20,000 IS, i 27 - . 5,000 , 3,236 2 0 , 0 00 18,318 - s,OOO " - tth the Grand-Cal Prize 0f . 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, Which divided artongst the'Fortunate Holders 24,7651. nide .l)e,..ndent of maray t,oool. -seal. 84c. &C. Where likewise the First 30,0001. Prize, the only 400001. Prize, and the last 25,9001. Prize,. ever shared in the State 4Lottery, were sold in Thirty-one hard. : • The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early Pur.: -4 hase in the present Lottery, being on the same much.ap- Proved Plan as the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, .as they presume a scarcity of Tickets and Shares will be ex- Perienced, from the merits of the Plan being snore generally mown. Scheme in this Paper. , Prises paid on Demand. ,T-6 be had of the Proprietors, .[. Johnsen ,_ and Co. 94, "'ovnian-street, Oxford-street - ; and retail of poidin g , 4 2. Coephill --; and of all the principal Riedici:iis Venders in . 12 0wn, - .lnti Country, at As. 9(1. a E-ottle,t*r heady Money. TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. lk/r.RS. MERCHANT, No. 3, Middtesex-street, -4 -VlSomers.town, has experienced one of tic "greatest bles •ings in human nature, that of being restored to a dear Child, which to all appearance was at death's door. Her dear Chile, was in a consumption, and lay several d; , ..Ys in coxivul .z,lons, with his "teeth, when a friend gave - her half a bottle "t the AMERICAN SOOTHING' SYRUP the Mother au sooner ruTocd it on his gunts than he began to mend, Ind had a good night, which was the firit for three weeks, , ind is now fully restored, though he wait - quite taken otr his veer, • T ..: TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1810. • • • - - ' • VOCAL CONCERT, tBto. - ' , NEW ROOMS. HANOVER-SQUARE. .MESSRS' HARRISON,' - BARTLEMAN, 'l .- iii , GREATOREN, most respeelfully‘acqua:nt the No- I ,bility and Gentry; that the CONCERTS will commence, i at the above-mentioned elegant- RoomS, on FRI DAY, the 16th. of February, 'and. be 'continued_ on every -succeediug 1 Friday, to the end of the Subscription. , I i Terms of Subscription,. Four Guineas and a Half for Nine • , Concerts. Tickets are transferable in families, Laps' tO Ladies, and Gentlenien's . to Gentlethe.n ; or two Ladies not of the same family, or two Gentlemen may, by'entering their names respeaively at the. time of subscribing, transfer their Tickets to each other, as heretofore. To reader the coriipany seka, it is an indispensable condition of thissubscriprion. 'that any Ticket sent to a shop, or a dealer, to be disposed of, shall be forfeited for the reihauider of the season. •. • . Subs'criptOns are received, for the Managers, at 13irchall!s, 133, New Bond-street, 'where Tickets will be ready for dell ! . very on Monday next, the 29th of this instant January. - The Subscription Will continue open till the limited number iS completed. No more will be issued than The• Riiom can rerfeetly acd,onimodate. The. Ladies' Tickets are red, and the Gentlemen's black. The rifle of this'COncert not to sell single tickets,. nor issue less th.,p a Whole ,Subscription, Will bestriell y - adhtred to as in former 'years.' , • .i- The Band is on the entiirged.scale of the tWo.laA.scaans.; and Aube course of - the Concerts, solos, and Concertos for variottS . -instrAnents will be introduced by the lacit cele brated peklorniers in the kingdom. ' Principal Vocal Per formers, Mrs Billington Twho is engaged for the whole sea- Son), 'Mrs.., Asbe, &e. and Madame Bianchi.- Mr. Harrison . , Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Goss, ' Mr. Elliot, &c. t‘c. and Mr. Bartleman • with a full orus, in which six of the. most 'celebrated 'ferriale singers from Lancashire, and the young Gentlemen of WeStnainster will he employed. - '1• Lrader of the Band; (Which is numerous and complete its every cler.:irtment), Mr. W EICHSEL. - Organ and Grand Piano-Forte,' Mr: G R 4.4tprcE.X. - ~ . . Many new Songs, Ditetsind Glees are in prearation. TO TH€ PROHUETOS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. HE PROPRIETORS of EAA-INDJA., STOCK. favourable to the I nterests of Mr. TWIN, NCi, are requested to meet at the King's Head 'in the Poultry; on TM RSDA V. Next, the 25th inst. at One o'Clock, to consider of the E:swliency of Inviting him ,win to come forward . as a Candidate fur the next Vatancy in the irettion. Monday, l an. 2t, At a MEF:TING of the FatEll,OLDEkS,.of ,VStEX, residing in the Parish W AL - PULA:MST() W 4tid its vi cinity, held at the Chequers, at W:4lthamBtow; on Mon day the 214 day of lanuary,A - r4 - ,• • Sir ROBERT 'WV; RA M ~„Bart; in the Chair: TOHN ARCHER HOUBLON; haviri . g at- 7 tetided this Meeti,ng, and ollered himself as a .Cariditl* to represent this County in Partial - nem, upon the present vacancy,, Resolved, It is, the opinion 'Of 'this Meeting, that john Archer libublon, E.-el. being a Gentleman of firm constitutional and loYal principles, eltached to our glorious Constitution, is a proper perim to re present tins County in Parliament • and that thid Meeting will givt him all the suppott in irtic power. ResolVred, • • That the Freeholders present be; requested coMmence an active Cadvasi Gong their neighbyurs. and irlenciS, and take every other means to promote Mr Hoitbion's success. .fto B E 'WIG KAM, Chairman: Itdsolved . , . 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